Ok im geting a new phone tomarro and my droid 3 with the 906 wa rooted with motofail and I can not unroot it I have restord factory settings and now the super user app is still there can not unintall it at all and my phone says I don't have root so can you guys help me out on unrooting asap and thanks
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leerpsp said:
Ok im geting a new phone tomarro and my droid 3 with the 906 wa rooted with motofail and I can not unroot it I have restord factory settings and now the super user app is still there can not unintall it at all and my phone says I don't have root so can you guys help me out on unrooting asap and thanks
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Ok I got it unrooted I used the droid razer unroot tool and that did the job
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Or do I have to root and acquire an update another way?
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Yes you can root after the OTA update. I rooted mine after doing the update with the Root Kit (see Dev section).
OK thank you!
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FYI, Nexus devices are never locked down. You are always free to unlock the bootloader, root it, and do whatever you like. You can take any and all updates without fear of losing anything.
My friend rooted his Note a while back then has accepted the OTA. The OTA has failed obviously but Root no longer there. Should I just re-root for him to get root again or is there anything else I shoukd do?
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Better flash new ROM (same you got with OTA) and then Root it, just to avoid dead lock.
Cool cheers man
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Well i used the ics tool and fastboot to restore completely back to stock from cm10 and safestrap. Anything else i need to do to be ready cuz according to verizon its being pushed oit tomorrow
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OTA Rootkeeper.
orangechoochoo said:
OTA Rootkeeper.
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Not rooted. Wont be long before another method is out
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rruleford said:
Not rooted. Wont be long before another method is out
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You must be rooted to be able to Safestrap. I haven't gone through the Razr JB upgrade threads but I hope Rootkeeper works becuse I would not want to wait for a root method to be discovered.
orangechoochoo said:
You must be rooted to be able to Safestrap. I haven't gone through the Razr JB upgrade threads but I hope Rootkeeper works becuse I would not want to wait for a root method to be discovered.
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I was at one point til i fast booted back to factory image. Wont root again until after ota
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To be on the safe side I would root then use OTA Rootkeeper, you may have to wait a while to get root and it will drive you crazy.
Did that on my tablet updating from ics to jb and install kept failing. Ill safely update then work on root myself. Rest assured all goes well and someone doesnt beat me too it i will be posting.
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When using vodoo... does one have to simply click protect root and then update or is there more to it...
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To successfully maintain root and install the OTA do the following
Root Phone
Install VooDoo OTA RootKeeper
Update SuperUser binaries (from within the SU app
Open VooDoo and "Protect Root"
Then tap on "Temp Unroot"
Install OTA
Install VooDoo
Restore root
So... I forgot to do all this... I hope there is a root for jb coming soon still have su just no root...
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dbreezy187 said:
So... I forgot to do all this... I hope there is a root for jb coming soon still have su just no root...
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RAZR blade root confirmed to work... enjoy!
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Can anyone confirm that gsm / hsdpa still working outside the states?
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A new update just downloaded to my phone. Any idea what the update is and if I'll lose root?
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Currently running ls995zv7
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Mine just updated and I lost root had towelroot but now when I try to reinstall it won't staying that it's not supported for my device.
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koma77 said:
Mine just updated and I lost root had towelroot but now when I try to reinstall it won't staying that it's not supported for my device.
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have you tried stump root?
lostsoul77 said:
have you tried stump root?
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Will try now
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I tried followed steps n no go. Sez that supersu has no binaries. N that I need to manually root btw zv9 is what I was upgraded to
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http://www.lg-phones.org/sprint-rolls-out-ls995zv9-ota-update-for-lg-g-flex.html
Sprint is rolling out a minor over-the-air firmware update to its version of the LG G Flex. LG G Flex owners on the “Now Network” should find the LS995ZV9 update to hit their devices now. Here’s what to look forward to when the update finally drops.
This software update includes:
New PRL (51103)
update Google Security Patch
Google Market Store update 4.4.2
R5Radio Player improvement
Wi-Fi Calling improvement
Wi-Fi is required to download the update. You can wait for the notification to arrive on its own, or you can try your luck requesting it down manually. More specific instructions are available at Sprint’s support page.
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lostsoul77 said:
http://www.lg-phones.org/sprint-rolls-out-ls995zv9-ota-update-for-lg-g-flex.html
Sprint is rolling out a minor over-the-air firmware update to its version of the LG G Flex. LG G Flex owners on the “Now Network” should find the LS995ZV9 update to hit their devices now. Here’s what to look forward to when the update finally drops.
This software update includes:
New PRL (51103)
update Google Security Patch
Google Market Store update 4.4.2
R5Radio Player improvement
Wi-Fi Calling improvement
Wi-Fi is required to download the update. You can wait for the notification to arrive on its own, or you can try your luck requesting it down manually. More specific instructions are available at Sprint’s support page.
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Pretty much gotta wait now until root is made for zv9 now
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Yep. Hopefully development on this phone isn't completely dead....especially with the LS996 coming out very shortly.
I really could use the PRL update along with the wifi calling update which I use frequently since the AirRave they sent isn't compatible with this phone (that's what sprint told me).
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Yep. Hopefully development on this phone isn't completely dead....especially with the LS996 coming out very shortly.
I really could use the PRL update along with the wifi calling update which I use frequently since the AirRave they sent isn't compatible with this phone (that's what sprint told me).
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Smh I was wondering why I started to get crapy reception again in my house they can have the air rave back thanks!
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koma77 said:
Pretty much gotta wait now until root is made for zv9 now
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Someone in another thread says they are rooted with v9. She said she had to update superuser binary
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lostsoul77 said:
Someone in another thread says they are rooted with v9. She said she had to update superuser binary
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I have tried do supersu but not sure how to update binary
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koma77 said:
I have tried do supersu but not sure how to update binary
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I just grabbed newest version from play store. I chose normal mode to update binary, it even uninstalled the ols supersu
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lostsoul77 said:
I just grabbed newest version from play store. I chose normal mode to update binary, it even uninstalled the ols supersu
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Did it work?
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Did it work?
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Idk. I need the update file. I deleted it and phone won't download it again.
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lostsoul77 said:
Idk. I need the update file. I deleted it and phone won't download it again.
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Same here if I would have known I wouldn't have deleted it
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complete newbie
koma77 said:
Same here if I would have known I wouldn't have deleted it
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Ohkay so im completly new at this but I used stump roots brute force method on my LG-LS995, and it worked twice. Little did i know I had been upgraded to lolipop, so when I tried a wifi hot spot hack (messing up the actual process the first time) I ended up in boot loop. Im currently working on fixing my phone. I was dumb but I'm learning. Anyway, you can brute force v9 with stump root.
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Ohkay so im completly new at this but I used stump roots brute force method on my LG-LS995, and it worked twice. Little did i know I had been upgraded to lolipop, so when I tried a wifi hot spot hack (messing up the actual process the first time) I ended up in boot loop. Im currently working on fixing my phone. I was dumb but I'm learning. Anyway, you can brute force v9 with stump root.
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How do u have lollipop?
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koma77 said:
How do u have lollipop?
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I thought v9 was lollipop, but I could be mistaken, like I said, I'm new at this. I just checked for a software update before rooting my phone.